July 25, 2008 12:37pm pdt

1. zzynx 11,700
2. magnetic... 5,540
3. hielo 5,000
3. -Mystique- 5,000
5. b0lsc0tt 4,500
6. war1 3,360
7. Rogiee 3,150
8. DarkHill 3,100
9. giltjr 2,500
10. sunnycoder 2,400
10. chilternPC 2,400
12. RedKelvin 2,000
12. karunamo... 2,000
12. Adam314 2,000
12. jar3817 2,000
12. richrumble 2,000
12. Sheharya... 2,000
12. hernst42 2,000
12. Richard_... 2,000
12. caterham... 2,000
12. BenMorel 2,000
12. ravenpl 2,000
12. aneeshch... 2,000
12. JSoup 2,000
12. scrathcyboy 2,000
12. Onlyodin 2,000
12. Onthrax 2,000
12. jordanrog 2,000
12. fibo 2,000

1. zzynx 128,726
2. sunnycoder 61,230
3. magnetic... 57,013
4. freebuddy 21,379
5. bk_jreins... 18,940
6. shuboarder 14,169
7. callrs 12,890
8. ilovemyke... 12,692
9. Sheharya... 12,050
10. sunray_... 11,568
11. BoyBlueSky 9,512
12. LRI41 9,046
13. aspmaestro 8,556
14. daleoran 8,228
15. nickg5 7,624

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How to turn https on? - "Page not displayed" error by trying to login to https secure sites (eg hotmail)

Zone: Hot URLs

Tags: https

The origin of this problem lies in not being able to login to my hotmail account. It seems however that i can't acces any https:// site on the web. I checked the SSL and TLS options, i tried to set my safety to 'low' etc.. but i stil can't login to https sites, and i wonder how why... :\ (so if you know pls reply? :p)

( Further on if i use the method below to login to my hotmail account, i get a message that my ActiveX configuration is not able to display everything, but i can actually see every pixel on the screen, whatever this question comes not into ActiveX, but it might be an indication for someone. )

For those reading this that have the same hotmail problem you can go around that by avoiding the https:
go to www.hotmail.com/cgi-bin/start and use full email and your password to login.

If any answer comes out i would be gratefull,

- b3lz -

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Question Asked By: b3lz

Solution Provided By: leanderw

Participating Experts: 5

Solution Grade: A

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